What is the leading cause of sudden death among young athletes?

The status of an athlete’s brain function can be assessed by:

It is possible to for the AT to stop/restrain an epileptic seizure once it has started.

When dealing with an unconscious athlete, the NEXT action that must be taken after determining the scene is safe, gloves on, call 911, grab AED:

Conscious Choking Infant Victim- cannot cough/cry-what is next?

A sign is subjective in nature (described by the patient).

Depending on where in the brain the abnormal activity takes place, a seizure victim may present with:

The secondary injury phase of spinal shock is characterized as a pathophysiologic cascade.

PMSC must be performed before and after spine board transportation or immobilization.

Unconscious Infant Choking – Second two breaths do not go in – what is next